AMP’s chairwoman resigns in the wake of the Australian advice scandal
Outcome of strategic review including potential sale of NZ financial services due soon.
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AMP’s chairwoman Catherine Brenner has resigned in the wake of admitting that the financial services giant is guilty of misconduct and of misleading regulators in Australia.
She will be replaced immediately by AMP director Mike Wilkins, who last week was appointed acting chief executive after
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Jenny Ruth
Mon, 30 Apr 2018
Mon, 30 Apr 2018
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AMP’s chairwoman resigns in the wake of the Australian advice scandal
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